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Basler (1E42) will show technology that addresses the availability of new interfaces and new sensor generations while meeting the market demand for higher resolution and higher frame rates. There will be new models from the Ace camera series, including the model that was developed as a 1: 1 replacement for Sony's discontinued CCD sensor ICX618. Basler will also introduce four 20 megapixel Ace U models based on the Sony Pregius IMX183.
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